Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-16


ly again.
A brother of o. w. and ID. Mills il
visiting them at present.
Mrs. Robert Pearson is visiting
ing friends and relatives ut Avon, Ont
at present.
a surprise party was given Roy
Francis by anumber or the young folks
it being his 18th birthday.
The work of raising the NJ. u. parson-
age has been completed, and the other
work is being pushed steadily on.
Ovens & Braidwood have change
of adv. i'll this issue which they would
like every reader of the EXPosITOR to
peruse.
We had another nice shower last week
| Wednesday after which the weather
turned cold and an overcoat was COM
Portable.
Charles Praker, of the Port Huron
| Tribune, will start another paper at
Capac. Charlie deserves to succeed as
he is a fine young man.
Any person wishing to trade small
farms in Michigan for farms in Dakota
should write for further paticulars to
John Tomlin, Raymond, Clark Co. Da-
kota. 49tf
Mrs. Jos. Lunday. who has been very
i'll for some time past, went to Detroit
on Saturday last to receive medical aid.
Her husband accompanied her. We
trust she may be benefited by her visit.
G. III. Townsend who has been run
ming the EXPoSITOR Book Store for the
past year sold out his interests in the
same to J. G. Hart this week. lie ex-
poets to go north and win fame and
fortune.
Mr.. Williams of Brockway Centre
was in the village Monday He was
lookingup a location for a grist mill, and
we understand thinks favorable of this
place for such an enterprise.-Sanilac
Co. Republican.
VI. V. Richardson, of this place, has
the finest colt in this part of the coun-
try. He has refused $500 for him and
says he couldn't be purchased for $500.
If you don't believe he has good points
go and look ut him.
5. %. Welch d Sons mill has been
painted white with blazing red star
on the side representing the brand of
their flour. We have been informed by
those who have used it that the flour
turned out by this mill is excellent
We are very thankful to Mr.. Jas.
Holden for Il quantity of delicious
Strawberries of the Sharpless variety
Each year we have had the pleasure of
sampling fruit from his garden and we
can say it eXcels that which is import.
ed.
l.. II. WhitmOre, late of New Mexico
is in our employ. Parties having Job
work or printing of any kind will con-
fer q favor on us by bringing it in as
we are prepared to turn out any guam
tity Of work with neatness and des-
patch.
The first strawberries of the season
were furnished our citizens OH Monday
by Jas. Holden grown in his own
garden east of here. They were large
and delicious much finer than any ber-
ries brought i'll from other parts of the
country.
Some, one poisoned Fred Curriers' val
liable collie dog last week and it will
be well for whoever did it to keep quiet
for time. Fred caused it to be given
an imposing funeral and has ordered a
stone erected over the grave to mark its
last resting place.
Men should be what they seem" and
if they are suffering tOrtures with
toothache, they should not try to smile
and look cool and handsome. How
much wiser to ease the pain with bot
tie of Salvation Oil, which can be
bought for % cents.
G. +. Michaels will give grand
fourth of July ball at his hall in Brock |
way Centre, on Monday evening July
to which he invites all. Music by Law
rence's string band of six pieces. The
finest music i'll the world. All should
hear the golden harp.
\ Brockway Centre man hunting for
COWS last week found a 9-rattle, u
years-old, 3 feet-long, 5-inches-around |
rattlesnake-killed the snake-got |
home with the cows on time. Some of
the saloons in that vicinity don't pay
taxes but part of them evidently get
good patronage Clair Republican. |
Joseph Duval, a former resident of |
Brockway, has purchased 400 acres of |
swamp land on section 36, town of |
Inlay. and commenced ditching with |
large force of men. Mr.. Duval has |
had much experience in reclaiming !
low lands and is confident that his pur-
chase will soon give large returns on
the einvestment.-Imlay City Optic.
G. Cooper, superintendent Of the NJ. |
+. Sunday school, Will give an annual
excursion to Port Huron and return on |
Wednesday, June %, 1887. Fare for
round trip:-all children under IL years |
10 cts; all under ID years 10 cts; all over |
10 years 80 cts. This is splendid |
chance for a cheap ride A special |
train will leave Brockway Centre sta
tion ut 7:30 o'clock a. m. arriving at |
Port Huron about $780, All are invit-
ed to attend.
We read of many Gascally bank cash |
iers who skip to the British Possessions
with the lucre they have stolen, but the |
thousands of honest ones scarcely ever
have anything recorded i'm print to |
their credit. 1t is our privilege to pub
lish case of rare integrity and up
rightness. a gentleman Occupying the |
responsible position alluded to, found a |
well-lilled porte-monnaie, and withal it |
contained a railroad pass that would |
have taken him to the st. Lawrence |
river. Did he use cit? No, indeed. lie re- |
turned it to the lawful owner with due |
haste. and to-day bears a spotless re-
cord for honesty in the community. |
Should any one inquire whose pocket |
book ii was. tell them it belonged to an |
,1;4n,t ap1 fIot hao,1ao tha ID II ,,ooo IL |